Waran Tie by Minyawe Miller kakaduplum

Waran Tie by Minyawe Miller kakaduplumThe rhythmic linear dotting in this work represents the tali (sandhills) of the area surrounding Waran. This significant site sits within Minyawe Millers ngurra (home Country). Miller travelled vast stretches of Martu Country with his family during pujiman (traditional, bush dwelling) times. They traversed the expansive sandhill country between water sources, hunting and gathering bush foods along the way. Rockholes, soaks, springs and waterholes were

Product: Cushion Cover Wool

Measures 33 x 23 x 0

I love layering these textures with paint to create depth and movement in my work I am obsessed with the thumping vibrancy of the Australian landscape

and information on introduced food plants

There are women sitting with their children collecting bush potatoes (the mass of red shapes at the bottom of the painting)

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